Inside Apple's Insane iPhone Factory

Are you holding an iPhone right now? Have you ever wondered about the insane technology used in Apple’s iPhone factories to get that iPhone in your hands?

[elbolsillo]

7:23 “Comfortable housing is made for the workers.”
Shows clip of an apparent hostage situation.

[RealFSA]

2.2 million square MILES ? You sure about that?

[BrianYYH]

This was not a very well produced video, a few mistakes I can ignore but this was just sloppy.
Manufacturers don’t mass produce “spare parts”, they produce components. It’s not a strong *core*, it’s a Processor. For “God knows how long”… really? An educational video not telling how long the average iPhone user holds on to their device? 🙄
The first market to get the new iPhones is not China, it’s Australia. Air travel is the most carbon intensive way to ship items, it is not “to an extent environmentally friendly”. It makes financial and strategic sense to use air transport, but it is *to an extent* the most ecologically damaging way to ship something. The biggest hazard in air freight is not cracked screens, but lithium battery fires that can destroy pallets of cargo and bring down planes. Planes refuel but I’ve never heard a plane “recharge”, why even put that in there? You don’t call a company that employs child labor “famous”. You call them *infamous*.

[nickalexandertherd]

I think you should have said more about the horrible working conditions and scandals at foxconn. I mean, there already were several suicides and they even attached webs under some windows of the worker residences because they know that some of them already jumped out of there…

[smokeybeats]

3:27 "the foxcon factory is spread across 2.2 million square miles" thats pretty impressive seeing as thats as big as the earth circumference 89 Times lmao

[johniii]

They aren't "spare parts" they are components.

[Poever]

These kind of videos have real “made by a bot” energy

[kimberlycrichton]

I am devoted to APPLE products & use my iPhone 13 more than my MacAir. I wish APPLE would not abandon norms just because it can: 12 hour shifts are inhumane.

[raxxcon]

"Large quantity's of iPhones are shipped by planes which happen to be cost effective and *environmentally* friendly"
🤡 5:43

[markush]

Apple depends on 47 countries to create the iPhone, designed in California, manufactured in China. Parts/material from 45 more countries

[MMBP]

I have an iPhone 12 and it’s my first iPhone and I can say it’s by far the best and fastest phone I’ve ever owned the performance is unmatched

[LuckySharma]

I see a limited edition I phones! where are they designed? any idea? can you please share with us if any

[jackOattack]

I have an iPhone 13 pro max 256 gig, I was daily driving an iPhone 7 32 gig, it’s insane how much more productive I’ve become. It’s so nice not always carrying around a portable battery bank, or deleting apps to make room for new one’s.

[omidbanaeian]

i have the 11 now and really cant wait for the 14 to come out :(

[thefoolishhiker]

Was it necessary to precede the word “parts” with the word “spare” nearly every time you said the word parts?

[ofentsefefe]

Spending half of your daily life at work is insane!!

[himynameisryan]

How come you reference an iPhone 7 pricing? They were discontinued years ago.
I use an xs max but want a 13 pro max bc 120hz, battery life and camera

[devin_leary]

Is Foxconn the one with the nets outside of the windows? It’s dark but they set those up so workers don’t commit suicide.

[seeclear]

Great video we see clearly now how apple works

[saor]

Why the heck you are calling components “spare parts”?